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===''Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly'' magazine's list of U.S. automakers as of 1904=== * [[Baker Motor Vehicle|Baker Motor Vehicle Company]] (Cleveland, Ohio)

...s marriage to [[Tom Arfons]]. Arfons' family operated a feed mill in rural Ohio, where the Arfons brothers exercised their mechanical skills and ingenuity. In the midst of the Detroit automakers' performance competition in [[1967]], [[Chrysler Corporation]] gave Arfons

...dels}}The '''Jordan Motor Car Company''' was founded in 1916 in Cleveland, Ohio by [[Edward S. "Ned" Jordan]], a former advertising executive from Thomas B ...s. Later production bodies were shipped from a variety of manufacturers in Ohio and Massachusetts.

...vehicles in their native Warren, Ohio. The company, which they called the Ohio Automobile Company, quickly introduced a number of innovations in its desig ...ot the original packards is still located at the packard museum in Warren, Ohio on mahoning ave.

'''Christopher Edward Bangle''' (born on 14 October, 1956 in Ravenna, Ohio), is an American automobile designer. He is a former Chief of Design for BM Despite the controversy surrounding Bangle's work, a few automakers have emulated some of his design elements. For example, the 2007 [[Mercedes

...Americans view a [[Toyota]] vehicle made in Kentucky, a [[Saab]] built in Ohio, or a [[Mercedes-Benz]] vehicle made in Alabama as an "import", while other ===Other automakers with manufacturing operations in United States===

...yota Motor Corp. of Japan, and vehicle manufacturing ventures with several automakers around the world, including Toyota, Suzuki, Shanghai Automotive Industry Co ...sadvantaged by over-regulation, this is clearly not the case, as Germany's automakers continue to gain global market share, (as evidenced by the turnaround of Ch

...ieved that the only chance of survival for America's remaining independent automakers was for them to join forces in one large, multibrand auto giant, able to ch ...ad dramatically changed. No longer was the threat limited to the Big Three automakers ([[General Motors]], [[Ford]], and [[Chrysler]]); it was now the Japanese d